Inspired by Utah’s success, condor conservation group wants to get more Southwest hunters to avoid lead bullets

(Marcio Jose Sanchez | The Associated Press) In this June 21, 2017, file photo, a California condor takes flight in the Ventana Wilderness east of Big Sur, Calif. The effort to bring the California condor, one of the world’s largest birds back from the brink of extinction, is expanding after northern Arizona and southern Utah found success in getting deer hunters to use ammunition not made of lead.

Inspired by Utah’s success, condor conservation group wants to get more Southwest hunters to avoid lead bullets

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